The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-09
THE NEWS.

The Queen of uaWaii.-She Worries the
English Court officials.
Special to Tho Times Democrat.
WASHINGTON, July S.-Nanity Fair, u
London Journal is quoted as follows by the
New York World correspondent: The
Queen of Hawaii undoubtedly intended 10
pay our Queen and our nation Il great ma
tional compliment by coming to be present
at the jubilee, but undoubtedly our court
officials find her Majesty somewhat OF -
white elephant'-if L may be pardoned
such a mist atement or color--on their hands.
King OF Saxony was blandly informed by
the court officials that he was requested TO
take the Queen of Hawaii in TO supper
The, TN devil ann hr9sqnely replied his
fore take black woman in to supper
The King was accordingly assigned 10 the
Queen Of the Belgians, and the Duke
OF Edinburgh had to sacrifice himself
on the alter of patriotism. Tho sister
of the Queen of Hawaii, the Princess
Lilinokoiam, is now styled Tho Prin-
cess Lily of Killarney, by the people who
are helpless when they try to pronounce
Eer name."
Mater Workman Powdcriy's Address at
aFourth Of July Gathering.
SCRANTON. July 5.-Fifteen thousand
persons attended the Fourth OF July cele-
bration in Courthouse Square last night.
Mr.. Powderly made an eloquent speech, i'll
which, he dwelt forcibiy on the Importance
of tho people intoxicating into the minds Of
their children the great lesson of lnderen-
dence Day. He said that Il dollar spent
for education was better than Il million
spent tor arnor plate, and that the time
had como when the people OF America
should give their attention to the question
of Immigration. He thought immigration
under certain wholesome conditions, Il
good thing, but seemed to think there was
altogether too much Of it OF an indescsimi-
nate sort for the good of labor. If he had
his way, he would see that every inlnli-
grant should be able to show that he was
selr-supporting one year before landing on
these shores.
Drawing the Color Line.
AsBURY PARK, July 4.-Eightecn or twenty
thousand people promenaded the beach
hero last evening. Mover before in the
history of the place has the number OF the
visitors been so large at this time OF the
year. Very few negroes were to be seen
in the thrOng. Those who venturcd down
to the shore were kept moving by the police
specially detailed for that duty. Ono co..
orod man seated himself among mum Der
of ladies in the pavilion. but moved away
when ordered to do so by an officer. 1t IS
said that several children were lost in The
crowd last night.
DIR. McGlynn Excommunicatcd.
ROME, July 4.-Orders have becn sent TO
Archbishop Corrigan of New York to eN-
communicate Rev. DR.. McGlynn, and to
publish the decree of cxcomnunicaticn in
the journals.
Would Mean War Between Fr ,ncc and
Germany.
PARIS, July 4.-Le Figaro asserts that
tho heir of great kingdom (neaninS tho
sia) has visited tho count of Paris at Sheen
House for the purpose of warning him that
Il Observation-Disclosures ministry means war
between France and Germany within 4
month after taking Office, and that policy
adopted by the ln0narchial party will be
based on that warning.
The First Bale Of Cotton.--Gcorgia
Takes the IIonors This Year.
This announcement from Albany, Ga
of the first bale of cotton of tho years crop,
was received this morning
ALBANY, Ga, July ), 1857.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Now Or
leans, La:
We bought the tirst bale of cotton of tho
crop of 1887 to-day. 1t was raised by Pri-
grade, low middling. 1t was shipped to
Coles, Simpkins & Co., Brunswick, Ga
Price paid, 20 cents.
COLES, SIMrRlSs Il Co.
Tho first balc OF last years crop WAS ro-
ported from Galveston, July 16. This yours
balo is tho earliest since 1889, when IA bale
was reported at the Same date, July $, from
Houston, Texas.